Reborn In the 1960s, starting from Chinese medicine

Chapter 175
The people who came were his college classmates, classmates of the same major, which is too rare.

After all, when he was in college, he was accepted as an apprentice by the master within a few days of class.

After reporting to the medical school, he seldom went back to class. It should be said that he almost never went back to class. The master gave him small classes alone.Moreover, after the master accepted him as an apprentice, even the teaching work in the school stopped.

24 hours a day, I wish I could teach him [-] hours.

Thinking back now, when the master took the time to teach him, he probably knew that he didn't have much time and didn't want to bring this medical skill into the coffin.

After all, his master was already in his eighties at that time. Although his body looked healthy, there were many symptoms that old people should have, and no matter how good his medical skills were, he couldn't avoid them.

After finishing the theoretical study, he and his master began to practice medicine outside for many years, and only went back once a year for the exam.

What a doctor needs most, regardless of Chinese medicine or Western medicine, is experience.

Only when you have seen enough patients and encountered enough special situations can you accumulate rich experience.

After practicing medicine outside for a long time, Li Chu barely knew a dozen of his classmates.

It took him a long time to remember the name of the classmate who came here today, and it was because this classmate was the monitor of their class at the time.

"Song Tangyuan, I remember correctly, monitor, why did you find me here today?" Li Chu stood up, shook hands with the classmate who came, and poured a glass of water for him to sit down.

Song Tangyuan smiled: "It's hard for you to remember my name, we haven't seen each other since graduation."

After a pause, he shook his head: "To be precise, we didn't meet a few times when we were in school. We were still in the same dormitory, but I haven't seen you in the dormitory."

Li Chu also said with a smile: "I didn't expect to be picked up by my master at the beginning of school, and the medical school also agreed to my master's request to teach alone at that time."

"Yeah, who would have thought that Professor Yang would fall in love with you. You were not the best in our class at the time, and you made us all envious. Later, after graduation, our class organized a party, and we also found I don’t know where you are, and I don’t know where you are assigned.”

Li Chu said with a smile: "I didn't use the allocated quota. I didn't work when I graduated. My master arranged for me to be admitted to the hospital half a year later. I was not in Sijiu City at all. Where can you find me?" .”

"Squad leader, what unit are you in now?"

"The students in our class are basically assigned wherever they are at home. I was assigned to the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine of the Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine to engage in drug research and development."

Hearing the work unit Song Tangyuan mentioned, Li Chu was slightly startled, hey, this classmate of his is in the same unit as that great master.

The two chatted for a while before Song Tangyuan revealed his purpose for coming here.

"Li Chu, it's only been a few years, and your name has spread all over the medical institutions in the Forty-Nine City. If it weren't for this, I might not be able to find you. I came here this time to ask you for advice. .”

"Squad leader, just ask for advice. I'm a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. If you have any questions, just ask."

Song Tangyuan nodded: "Okay, then I will not be polite. Our research institute has also seen the research report on kidney disease that you submitted some time ago. Our group just set up a research project just to see if it can be used. Traditional Chinese medicine, like Western medicine, is directly made into finished products, so that patients can take it more conveniently."

Li Chu asked with some doubts: "Should you go to a pharmaceutical factory for your research, such as Tongrentang? I can't help you with a doctor, right?"

Song Tangyuan explained: "The main problem is the cases. There are not so many cases for cooperation with pharmaceutical companies, and we still need to find hospitals. Our traditional Chinese medicine is one person, and if there is no support from a large number of cases, we will not be able to find the right point at all. "

After hearing his words, Li Chu suddenly realized: "I understand what you mean, you are trying to find a balance among a large number of cases."

"Yes, so in this way, we can only choose some milder drugs, and we dare not experiment with drugs that are too irritating."

Li Chu nodded clearly. Certain medicines cannot be given to people at will, especially some highly toxic or irritating medicines, which must be given to one person, and random use will indeed cause unpredictable consequences.

"I came to you this time because I wanted to start with the kidney disease. After all, the medicines for treating the kidneys are generally mild. They are tonic and purgative at the same time, and the yin and yang are balanced. In this way, even if the experiment is carried out, there is no need to worry about any serious consequences. consequences." Song Tangyuan explained to him.

"Squad leader, I understand what you mean, but now I have handed over this research, and now the follow-up research is being carried out by the internal medicine department of our hospital, and I only go over occasionally to help them."

Song Tangyuan looked at Li Chu in amazement. He couldn't understand why Li Chu could easily hand over such a good subject.

Was it ordered by the hospital leadership?

Li Chu looked at Song Tangyuan calmly. He could guess what Song Tangyuan was thinking, and said with a slight smile, "Squad leader, it's not what you think. I handed it over on my own initiative. The patient data needed for follow-up research is too huge. It’s not something I can collect alone.”

"Besides, this is a research dominated by western medicine after all. I can do the initial work. As the research gradually deepens, as a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine, the knowledge of western medicine I have acquired through self-study cannot support the follow-up work at all. "

"I didn't see it, Li Chu, you are so open-minded."

"Where is open-mindedness, monitor, you think highly of me too much. I did it out of necessity. There are too many things to learn in Western medicine, and my speed of self-study is too slow. If there is no other way, who is willing to give up the leadership so easily? rights."

"To be honest, Li Chu, I really admire you. Before, I thought you were lucky. You were accepted as a closed student by Professor Yang when you just entered university. After working for a few years, you came up with such a big project. I just now feel that your success is not accidental, just because of your temperament and your willingness to learn, success is inevitable." Song Tangyuan was filled with emotion.

"It's exaggerated, monitor, don't mention this." Li Chu smiled and shook his hands: "I can introduce you to Director Chen of our hospital's internal medicine department, and you two can work together to mess with you. That subject. I'm sure he'd still welcome you."

(End of this chapter)